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UK paper and packaging company DS Smith has received a takeover offer from New York-listed rival International Paper. The proposal could cause a bidding war as it comes weeks after [...]

A paper boy who delivered news to his local community in Barrow, Cumbria, has retired after 70 years. Joe Wardman, 82, said he had finally decided to put away his [...]

Byline: Victoria Ward DEPUTY ROYAL EDITOR THE KING tried to prevent the Duke of Sussex from suing the publisher of The Sun newspaper, the High Court has heard. Prince Harry [...]

Byline: Ed Cumming Elon Perry was the kind of journalist every editor dreams of: a freelance reporter with a knack for sensational scoops. Writing for The Jewish Chronicle newspaper, Perry, [...]

Byline: Cameron Henderson A PAPER 'smart' mask could be used to monitor people's breath for signs of illness, a study has found. Scientists at the California Institute of Technology have [...]

sorry The sports paper has apologised after criticism of its cover line 'Unconditional Love' on Mason Greenwood's debut for Marseille. His Manchester United exit had followed an investigation into his [...]

Byline: Daily Telegraph Reporter A TEENAGER was reported to counter-terror police after he drew a picture of Auschwitz on a mock GCSE paper, a court has heard. The 16-year-old boy, [...]

Byline: Hayley Dixon SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT LABOUR plans to introduce a total ban on hunting if it wins the election, according to legal papers seen by The Telegraph. The party did [...]

Byline: Fiona Parker SENIOR NEWS REPORTER FARROW & BALL should change its paint colour names to make them 'vegan-friendly', animal activists have demanded. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals [...]

Byline: Raoul Simons KAMALA HARRIS'S campaign has been accused of secretly editing news headlines in Google advertisements to make it appear that well-known media organisations are on her side. Although [...]

Byline: Nick Squires in Rome AN ITALIAN city renowned for its rich gastronomic traditions has reacted with indignation to a New York Times article that claims it is now a [...]

Byline: Tony Diver THE legal case accusing Donald Trump of taking and keeping classified documents has been dismissed after a judge yesterday ruled that the appointment of the lawyer prosecuting [...]

Byline: Will Hazell and James Warrington ROYAL Mail has blamed delays to postal votes on Rishi Sunak's decision to call a snap election and called for a 'review into the [...]

Byline: Poppy Wood and Alex Barton OXFORD UNIVERSITY has been forced to cancel exams after pro-Palestinian protesters stormed a campus building. The university called off end-of-year exams for 153 second-year [...]

Byline: Blathnaid Corless CONSUMER AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENTS META and TikTok have been urged to 'shut down' on fake GCSE and A-level papers sold on social media, exam boards have warned. The [...]

Byline: Victoria Ward DEPUTY ROYAL EDITOR THE KING and Queen were presented with an official account of the Coronation, printed on vegan paper for the first time since the tradition [...]

Byline: Daniel Sanderson ScottiSh correSpondent THE SNP's controversial independence papers are costing taxpayers up to almost PS11 for each person that reads them, figures have revealed. One report produced by [...]

Byline: Tim Wallace, Melissa Lawford and Szu Ping Chan JEREMY HUNT'S promise to scrap National Insurance is 'not worth the paper it is written on,' the head of the Institute [...]

Byline: Daniel Ellsberg DANIEL ELLSBERG, who has died aged 92, was the soldier, economist and military thinker who leaked the Pentagon Papers to The New York Times in 1971; as [...]

Byline: James Warrington THE Evening Standard is to stop printing a daily newspaper, blaming working from home and increased Wi-Fi on the London Underground. The London freesheet told staff yesterday [...]

Byline: Ben Wright Everyone who works in the National Health Service has their own stories of technological woe. On the morning of the day I spoke to him, Prof Sunil [...]

Byline: Ramon Fonseca Mora RAMON FONSECA MORA, who has died aged 71, was a Panamanian lawyer whose firm, Mossack Fonseca, provided confidential offshore legal and tax services to a vast [...]

Byline: RUSS MOULD QUESTOR STOCK PICKS Read Questor's rules of investment before you follow our tips: telegraph.co.uk/go/questorrules Merger and acquisition fever is one reason why the London market, as benchmarked [...]

Byline: Investigations Team and Robert Mendick ASTRAZENECA has admitted for the first time in court documents that its Covid vaccine can cause a very rare side effect, in an apparent [...]

Byline: Nick Gutteridge and Will Bolton LABOUR destroyed documents that could have revealed where Angela Rayner claimed to be living when she applied to be a parliamentary candidate. Ms Rayner, [...]

Byline: Louise Carpenter A letter called 'A Beginner's Guide to Dying' by a 46-year-old Jersey-based man with terminal cancer has been dropping into inboxes all over Britain in the past [...]

Byline: Sarah Knapton IN THE annual Japanese festival of Hakidashisara, visitors to the Hiyoshi shrine in Kiyosu smash small discs representing things that make them angry in an effort to [...]

Anti-Kremlin protesters set fire to a voting booth and poured ink into ballot boxes as voting began in Russia's presidential elections yesterday. Russian officials claimed that voting had passed off [...]

Byline: Cameron Henderson and James Kilner ANTI-KREMLIN protesters set fire to voting booths and poured ink into ballot boxes as voting began in Russia's presidential elections yesterday, which were meant [...]

Byline: Matt Oliver BILLIONAIRE hedge fund tycoon Sir Paul Marshall is 'unfit to own a newspaper', the US news executive leading a rival bid to buy The Telegraph has claimed. [...]

Byline: Henry Samuel in Paris LIZ TRUSS is the most 'forgettable' British prime minister and the Olympic Games should have a Winston Churchill wooden spoon award, according to the world's [...]

Byline: RUSS MOULD QUESTOR STOCK PICKS Our initial look at Mondi, the paper and packaging giant, four months ago is off to a decent start: we have a mid-teens percentage [...]

Byline: Daily Telegraph Reporter A CORRUPT prison tutor who smuggled drugs into a jail by chemically infusing court papers with synthetic cannabis has been sentenced. Jason Taylor, 53, has now [...]

Byline: Daily Telegraph Reporter A CORRUPT prison tutor who smuggled drugs into a jail by chemically infusing court papers with synthetic cannabis has been sentenced. Jason Taylor, 53, has now [...]

Byline: Suzanne Moore I came to work for this paper because I am allowed to say what I want to say. I was given reassurances that this would be the [...]

Byline: Dirk VAN HULLE and Mark NIXON One of Europe's oldest libraries, the Bodleian in Oxford is famous for its manuscripts. While some are beautifully illuminated medieval treasures, others are [...]

Byline: Edward Malnick TWO THIRDS of people believe that foreign governments should be banned from owning British newspapers, according to a poll, as ministers order a new investigation into an [...]

Byline: Nataliya Vasilyeva MIDDLE EAST CORRESPONDENT in Jerusalem ISRAEL declassified dozens of secret orders issued by government and military officials in an attempt to rebut genocide charges being weighed up [...]

Byline: Christopher Williams THE Abu Dhabi fund pursuing a takeover of The Telegraph has been accused of 'last-minute smoke and mirrors' after it revised the deal, prompting further delays and [...]

Byline: James Rothwell In retrospect, say many journalists at Al Roeya, the beginning of the end came on a single day - June 2 2022. That was the day when [...]

Byline: Victoria Ward Deputy Royal eDitoR THE Duke of Sussex has withdrawn his libel case against the Mail on Sunday and now faces an estimated legal bill of more than [...]

Byline: Victoria Ward DEPUTY ROYAL EDITOR VIRGINIA GIUFFRE was paid PS12,000 by convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein to have sex with the Duke of York, she has claimed, in the latest [...]

Byline: Susie Coen US CoRRESpondEnt in New York GHISLAINE MAXWELL accused a British journalist of helping Virginia Giuffre 'concoct' and 'fabricate' sexual assault allegations against Prince Andrew. A second tranche [...]

Byline: Charles Hymas Home AffAirs editor HISTORIANS have accused the Government of planning to 'delete history' by digitising and then destroying millions of people's wills. The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) [...]

Byline: MUTAZ AHMED Who in their right mind would support Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the camel-trading Sudanese general who rose through the ranks during the genocide in Darfur? What kind of [...]

Byline: Caroline Leaper 'There are two types of people this world,' says Imogen Beresford, co-founder of the luxury gift-wrapping service Colford. 'Those who love to wrap, and take time on [...]

Byline: Ryan O'Neal RYAN O'NEAL, the actor, who has died aged 82, was nominated for an Oscar for his role in Love Story (1970), one of the most successful films [...]

Byline: Hannah Furness ROYAL EDITOR The Duke of Sussex has lost his latest legal battle, as a judge ruled that a newspaper may successfully argue in court that his team [...]

Byline: Nick Gutteridge WHITEHALL CORRESPONDENT MINISTERS should block the sale of The Telegraph to a company backed by Abu Dhabi's ruling family, David Davis, a former Cabinet minister, has said. [...]

Byline: CAMILLA TOMINEY Our government has passed the first test. In issuing a Public Interest Intervention Notice (PIIN) in response to the United Arab Emirates-funded bid to buy the Telegraph [...]